Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
J. H., Mcknight Of Fort Shaw was in
town this weeE.
Will D. OFT Of Iowa City, Ia, is a guest
at the Park hotel.
Frank COMBS family arrived here
Thursday from Benton.
T-llos. HanIon, a prominent BilHngslte
made. our ciry a short visit this week.
T.. w. Peck came in from the Judith
this week and will return next week.
Ben. Webster and 6. E. Ingersoll OF
Benton were in town several days the past
week.
Chas. Gibson, the wel1-known and sue
eessful wool-groWer was in town n day
this week.
I. n. Hazlett, one of the f~oremostssciti-
zens of prosperous Choteau made usa visit
this week.
Nose Root of the II. & B. stage line was
in town this week. He reports business
lively and increasing rapidly.
E. G. Maclay and T. J. Todd, prominent
i1pGIOu mSIALllGSd tlo SdPAeoAASe9
town several days the past week. .
E. r. Clingan was over from Belt this
week. He saws work on the Belt road to
Neihartis being pushed vigorously.
DIR. E. Crutcher came in from Choteau
Tuesday. We hope to number the doctor
among our residents in a short time.
Pat. Sweeney will leave for the Mani
toba tie camp at the head OF Sun river IN
a few days and will be absent until fall.
Revenue Collector Jas. Lemon and wife
OF upDer Sun river Were in town this week.
| They expect to locate here IN a short time.
Mr.. Kinney of Bozeman arrived here
from Bozeman last week. He has a ,po-
sition in C. 2. Thomson's dry goods store.
s, P. Panton, a well-knoWn Montana
Journalist and until recently on the Gazette
staff of Billings, was in town several days
the past week.
w. T. Parker, late of Helena, has To-
Gated III this city end will shortly open an
insurance office. He has masy friends
and acauaintanees in this section.
Robert Vaughn was down from his
ranch one day this week. We would not
i be surprised if he became q permanent
resident of our city before very long
Steve spitzley arrived here from Hell
ena Tuesday by private conveyance. He
has greatly improved i'll health and spirits
during his visit in the capital city.
Frank Lambert, who has been in the
employ of C. P. Thomson for some time,
left for the east Thursday morning to at
tend his fathers funeral. He will prob
ably return.
B. F. Forbes and Fl. McGuiley, two well
known commercial tourists of st. Paul. ar.
rived in the city by private conveyance
Friday. The festive drummer will be
come aplenty" shortly.
Harry las been afnfeintee
agent at this point for Judge Hligers
steamer. Regular trips will be commenc
ed next week. Due notice will be glyeI
of dates in the DAILY TRIBUNE.
DR.. Wvnne, the eye, ear AM spec
j, ialist of Helena, came in on Fridays coacl
:. an. is a guest at the Park hotel, where h
|. NAV be consulted professionally today
He will leave on Sundays coach.
w. P. Reed. superintendent for Kirken
? / dali u lcSuQe, Calue UOND HON dlclea
| Thursday. He has moved his camp dow
t near the mouth of Sun river and expect
to begin moving dirt in a few days.
Dan FIowerree and FL. Z. LowIJ, two Q
the heaviest individual cattle owners Q
the northwest were in town this week
They viewed with interest and satisfactlo
the improvements made and in course c
;, construction in our city.
". M. Cairns Of the Rocky Nountai
Telegraph company is in the Northwe'
Territory, looking after the interests of b
a comranv. Connection will shortly b
made with the Canadian Pacific Telegrap
. company and its connections.
Capt. +. NJ. Tower of ST. Paul stoppe
over here a day or two this week renes
ing acquaintance with old friends. I
B. was en- route to Fort Benton to take chars
II of the Improvements being made on u
upper Missouri by the government.
II. b. Evans of Truly was in town o.
day this week. He says everything lool
prosperous in This vicinity. By the wa
= the Deep creek country is OF the dne
9 In Montana and viii produce more po'
n toes to the square inch than can be gres
er elsewhere In the world.